Physical properties of thin films on implant-materials

Abstract

In this paper, we present the analysis of thin films in implant materials. Based on preliminary results, it can be concluded that thin polymer films between bone and implant achieve biocompatibility. In addition, analysis will be conducted for other characteristics, such as bioinertia, and biofunctionality

Comparison of mechanical and corrosion properties of graphene monolayer on Ti–Al–V and nanometric Nb2O5 layer on Ti–Al–V alloy for dental implants applications

“…[14,15]. The toxic products of corrosion process (taking place on a titanium alloy surface in specific environments) and the products released from it as a result of abrasion during the operation of an implant, can lead to inflammatory or allergic reactions and metalosis [16]. All this leads to the necessity of implant removal [21,22].…”